The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-09-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

control Of the Postal Telegraph line on this
coast and surrendered it 10 the Canadian
line
The Comptroller Of the Currency has au.
thorized the Tazewell County National
bank, Of Delaware, ILL.,, to begin business
with capital OF $4,000.
Prince Ferdinand reviewed {, 900 Bulgarian
troops the other day. There was great en-
thusiasm, and the Prince was received with
loud acclamations by the people.
Dispatches from Cuba say that popular
demonstrations are being held to express
indignation at the governments action in
Diminishing General Salamanca from the
Captain Generally.
In the vote on Mr.. Gladstone's motion in
reference TO the proclamation OF the Ma
tional League in the House of Commons,
nine Liberal Unionists supported Mr.. Glad
stone, and seventeen other members OF the
party were absent and impaired.
The Treasury Department has decided
that the government Is liable for bonded
warehouse storage charges upon such
goods as have been removed from the
public stores to bonded warehouses, either
for reappraisement or because uncalled
for.
The Governor OF South Carolina has COM
to five years Imprisonment. This is the
twelve-year-old colored girl who poured I've
down the throat OF a troublesome baby,
causing its death. She is doubtedly
lunatic.
James Owens, a prominent citizen Of
GAINESVILLE, o., and prominent coal opera
tor and salt dealer, walked into the Mis-
kingum river at that city, the other day
and drowned himself in two feet OF water.
Temporary mental alteration of the mind
is the supposed cause.
A Duluth special says: Four Finlanders
were capsized in sail boat on the Wiscon-
sin shore near Corners Point last SUNDAY,
drowning three of them. Their names are
Peter Johnson, Charles Merkerg, and John
Hogan. All single and laborers. One
body has been recovered.
The London Times has begun the publica
ton Of series OF articles describing the
visit OF its correspondent TO America. In
an editorial the statement is made that
such an experience as that of the writer is
the most wonderful that can happen to
man. A full account will first be given Of
that prodigy of cities, New York. The
great cities westward Will then be de-
sCribed.
Among the passengers on the steamer
AhlldllC' ITbll WHO dETlNcu db
New York the other day is His Highness,
the ThalOre Sahib, OF Limari, X. G. l. f.,
travelling incognito as Sir Jawatsigiiiec. X.
G. |. f., accompanied by Mr. T. X. Bridge
water and suite. He is the first Indian
prince to cross the Atlantic to visit this
country.
Lord Harrington, in a letter defining his
political position, denies that he regards
home rule practically won. The depression
which seems To exist among the Liberal
Unionists, he declares, is caused chiefly by
the impression which obtains in some quar-
tiers that Gladstone has made larger con-
cessions than have really been made, and
he knows Of no reason why the Unionists
should relax their efforts.
A special from Winnipeg, Man, says
George G. Milne, the tragedian, who has
just completed n short season there had a
narrow escape from death by drowning
last Sunday afternoon, while out boating
on the Red river with friends. The boat
was capsized in squall. His companion
was good swimmer. but Milne was not
Mr.. Anderson, OF the Hudson Bay Com
pany, observed his struggle from shore
and reached him with boat just in time TO
save his life.
An extensive hospital for the cure OF all
no Jhdb 10 W, IL W Ut tICClcu az
Greenville, Pa. The hospital will be under
the care Of Mrs. j. X. Riley, of jamestown,
Pa, on whose property it is located though
the general supervision is 20 be that of DR..
Cullis, of Boston. IL will be opened on the
9TH Of September, and thereafter meetings
will be held on the 7th OF each month for
tho purpose OF healing all patients with
whatever maladies they may be afflicted.
Friends OF this enterprise are now in at
tendance at the camp meeting in Green
vile, soliciting funds for forwarding this
work.
Rev. Or. Joseph Parker OF the City Tenn
pie, London. who for years was the bosom
friend Of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and
entertained that gentleman and his wife
when they visited Europe last summer, ar
rived at New York on tho steamer Umbria
the other day. He was driven from the
dock to the Everett House, where he was
met by Mrs. Beecher. They breakfasted to-
gether. He will deliver a eulogy on the
life Of the late Mr.. Beecher, in Brooklyn, on
October 4, and then make lecturing tour
OF the country.
Timothy Covghlin, the section foreman
who was held responsible for the Chats
worth catastrophe has been admitted TO
bail in the sum OF q, 900 by Judge Reeves.
George Hoffman, a clerk at the Harris
burg Pa, foundry, died few days ago
from the effects OF ether administered by
DIR. Richie in extracting one OF Hoffman's
teeth.
The Spanish government is informed that
n conspiracy against the constituted au-
thorities has been discovered at Ponce,
Porto Rico, and that forty persons impli
Gated IN the plot have been arrested.
Marcus Fucker burg, a jeweler, doing
business on the corner OF Monroe and State
streets, Chicago, has confessed Judgment
In favor of several creditors. The iudg-
ments aggregate between a, 900 and 81, 900.